If you are like me, ever since your kids finished Algebra, you have been at a loss of how to help them. You have hired tutors, purchased video based curriculum, and prayed. Well, that's what I have done anyway.
My youngest is currently doing Algebra 2 and every now and then she presents me with a problem I don't understand... I don't want to understand it either. It put us both in very boo-math moods.
But in my quest to find new ways to explain old problems to her, I turned to YouTube and therefore discovered Yay Math. Ahhh... It's awesome.
Math videos are recorded in an actual classroom by a full time math teacher. There is interaction between the teacher and student and important questions are asked and answered. They videos do get kind of silly, but I like that... If you need dryer material, there's Khan Academy which I also like... but Yay Math is my new favorite for free math help online.
Here's a sample of a Yay math video:
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My youngest is currently doing Algebra 2 and every now and then she presents me with a problem I don't understand... I don't want to understand it either. It put us both in very boo-math moods.
But in my quest to find new ways to explain old problems to her, I turned to YouTube and therefore discovered Yay Math. Ahhh... It's awesome.
Math videos are recorded in an actual classroom by a full time math teacher. There is interaction between the teacher and student and important questions are asked and answered. They videos do get kind of silly, but I like that... If you need dryer material, there's Khan Academy which I also like... but Yay Math is my new favorite for free math help online.
Here's a sample of a Yay math video:
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Warmly yours,
Robert Ahdoot
Founder, yaymath.org